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Who is ARIANE AI for?

B2B

Agencies and Creatives

Creative professionals produce a significant share of environmental messaging across industries. They work with tight deadlines, varied client expectations and rising scrutiny of green communication.

ARIANE helps them:

  • evaluate sustainability messages before publishing,
    identify unclear or high-risk claims early,
  • improve the clarity and transparency of their wording,
  • explain recommendations internally or to clients,
    reduce friction in approval cycles,
  • and deliver communication with higher confidence and quality.
B2E

Enterprises and Brands

Large organisations communicate sustainability across many touchpoints: marketing, product descriptions, packaging, PR, internal communication, e-commerce and ESG reporting.

ARIANE supports enterprises by:

  • providing consistent evaluation tools across departments,
  • helping teams align with Directive (EU) 2024/825 expectations,
  • improving accuracy of product and corporate environmental claims,
  • facilitating collaboration between ESG, communication and legal teams,
  • reducing reputational and compliance risk,
  • and strengthening trust among consumers and stakeholders.
B2G

Public Sector, Regulators and Procurement Authorities

Public institutions regularly encounter environmental claims:

  1. in communication campaigns,
  2. in procurement processes,
    in consumer protection oversight,
  3. in accountability and reporting,
  4. and in public tenders.

ARIANE helps public sector organisations:

  • evaluate claims with transparency and consistency,
  • support evidence-based procurement decisions,
    identify misleading or unclear communication,
  • align with EU expectations,
  • and reduce greenwashing in public messaging.

Academia and Civil Society

Universities, NGOs, research institutions and advocacy groups work to improve public understanding of sustainability.

ARIANE provides tools to:

  • analyze environmental messaging,
  • study communication patterns,
  • conduct research and education,
  • identify misleading narratives,
  • and collaborate on awareness initiatives.